Into the Archives Crochet Pattern
This listing is for a PDF DIGITAL DOWNLOAD of the Into the Archives Sweater crochet pattern. Please note this product is a crochet pattern and is not a physical or finished object. No refunds will be processed for these buyer errors as the pattern is delivered automatically upon checkout.
Spruce up the cool-weather section of your wardrobe with the Into the Archives Sweater! The details don’t stop with this one, including an adorable split cowl neckline, button accents, and stunning ribbing on the hem and cuffs. It is a versatile garment that can easily be dressed up for the office or a date night, or worn more casually with a cozy-but-cute errands outfit. This is an easy difficulty level pattern, designed for the adventurous beginner crocheter, and is a top-down, circle yoke garment. The Into the Archives Sweater is designed with 1-4” of positive ease at the bust for a moderate, comfortable fit.
All patterns by AllTradesV are written in US terms.
The pattern is made for women’s sizes XS-5X based on the following bust measurements:
XS* - 27-30”
S - 31-34”
M - 36-38”
L - 40-42”
XL - 44-46”
2X - 48-50”
3X - 52-54”
4X* - 56-58”
5X* - 60-62”
*Please note that this pattern was not tested in this size.
Materials required:
Weight 3 (DK) yarn, in yards, by size XS (S, M, L, XL) (2X, 3X, 4X, 5) - 1225 (1345, 1475, 1625, 1790) (1975, 2200, 2420, 2665) yards
Sample is a Size M made in The Frosted Stitch Deep Freeze DK in the Archives colourway
3 buttons, approximately 1” in diameter
4.5mm crochet hook (or hook to meet gauge)
Darning needle
Scissors
Stitch markers
Sewing needle and thread (as needed for buttons)
Please note that meeting and maintaining gauge is an essential part of any garment pattern. Gauge swatching and checking your stitch and row gauge throughout your project is pivotal to achieving the intended fit of the designer.
This pattern is for personal use of the purchaser and may not be copied, redistributed, altered, or resold. Completed projects made using this pattern may be sold locally or online with pattern credit given to @alltradesv.
This listing is for a PDF DIGITAL DOWNLOAD of the Into the Archives Sweater crochet pattern. Please note this product is a crochet pattern and is not a physical or finished object. No refunds will be processed for these buyer errors as the pattern is delivered automatically upon checkout.
Spruce up the cool-weather section of your wardrobe with the Into the Archives Sweater! The details don’t stop with this one, including an adorable split cowl neckline, button accents, and stunning ribbing on the hem and cuffs. It is a versatile garment that can easily be dressed up for the office or a date night, or worn more casually with a cozy-but-cute errands outfit. This is an easy difficulty level pattern, designed for the adventurous beginner crocheter, and is a top-down, circle yoke garment. The Into the Archives Sweater is designed with 1-4” of positive ease at the bust for a moderate, comfortable fit.
All patterns by AllTradesV are written in US terms.
The pattern is made for women’s sizes XS-5X based on the following bust measurements:
XS* - 27-30”
S - 31-34”
M - 36-38”
L - 40-42”
XL - 44-46”
2X - 48-50”
3X - 52-54”
4X* - 56-58”
5X* - 60-62”
*Please note that this pattern was not tested in this size.
Materials required:
Weight 3 (DK) yarn, in yards, by size XS (S, M, L, XL) (2X, 3X, 4X, 5) - 1225 (1345, 1475, 1625, 1790) (1975, 2200, 2420, 2665) yards
Sample is a Size M made in The Frosted Stitch Deep Freeze DK in the Archives colourway
3 buttons, approximately 1” in diameter
4.5mm crochet hook (or hook to meet gauge)
Darning needle
Scissors
Stitch markers
Sewing needle and thread (as needed for buttons)
Please note that meeting and maintaining gauge is an essential part of any garment pattern. Gauge swatching and checking your stitch and row gauge throughout your project is pivotal to achieving the intended fit of the designer.
This pattern is for personal use of the purchaser and may not be copied, redistributed, altered, or resold. Completed projects made using this pattern may be sold locally or online with pattern credit given to @alltradesv.
This listing is for a PDF DIGITAL DOWNLOAD of the Into the Archives Sweater crochet pattern. Please note this product is a crochet pattern and is not a physical or finished object. No refunds will be processed for these buyer errors as the pattern is delivered automatically upon checkout.
Spruce up the cool-weather section of your wardrobe with the Into the Archives Sweater! The details don’t stop with this one, including an adorable split cowl neckline, button accents, and stunning ribbing on the hem and cuffs. It is a versatile garment that can easily be dressed up for the office or a date night, or worn more casually with a cozy-but-cute errands outfit. This is an easy difficulty level pattern, designed for the adventurous beginner crocheter, and is a top-down, circle yoke garment. The Into the Archives Sweater is designed with 1-4” of positive ease at the bust for a moderate, comfortable fit.
All patterns by AllTradesV are written in US terms.
The pattern is made for women’s sizes XS-5X based on the following bust measurements:
XS* - 27-30”
S - 31-34”
M - 36-38”
L - 40-42”
XL - 44-46”
2X - 48-50”
3X - 52-54”
4X* - 56-58”
5X* - 60-62”
*Please note that this pattern was not tested in this size.
Materials required:
Weight 3 (DK) yarn, in yards, by size XS (S, M, L, XL) (2X, 3X, 4X, 5) - 1225 (1345, 1475, 1625, 1790) (1975, 2200, 2420, 2665) yards
Sample is a Size M made in The Frosted Stitch Deep Freeze DK in the Archives colourway
3 buttons, approximately 1” in diameter
4.5mm crochet hook (or hook to meet gauge)
Darning needle
Scissors
Stitch markers
Sewing needle and thread (as needed for buttons)
Please note that meeting and maintaining gauge is an essential part of any garment pattern. Gauge swatching and checking your stitch and row gauge throughout your project is pivotal to achieving the intended fit of the designer.
This pattern is for personal use of the purchaser and may not be copied, redistributed, altered, or resold. Completed projects made using this pattern may be sold locally or online with pattern credit given to @alltradesv.